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DREAM honors Sportsman
DREAM Adaptive Recreation is honoring Sportsman Ski Haus in Whitefish and Kalispell for providing ski and boot rentals for adaptive athletes who participate in its program.
Thursday
The Columbia Falls Farmers Market is Thursdays at Discovery Square from 5 to 7:30 p.m.
Entire Inside North Fork Road expected to open
Hungry Horse News
Flathead Electric warns customers of phone scam
Flathead Electric Cooperative is warning customers about a spate of fraudulent phone calls from people posing as co-op employees.
Friends of Scotchman Peaks 12th winter hike series begins Jan. 20
The Western News
Scotchman Peaks group to host four field days for area students
Friends of Scotchman Peaks Wilderness is hosting four Winter Tracks programs in Lincoln County this winter “to engage students in an outdoor setting during the winter months to deepen their sense of place, build community and connect to the outdoor world through experiential education,” states program coordinator Sandy Compton in a news release.
Noelle Broden
Noelle Kimberly Broden, 33, left this world far too early to fly with the butterflies, but not without touching so many people’s lives with her infectious smile, hugs, and laughter. She danced and sang her way through life and will sadly be missed by all who knew her.
Thursday
The Columbia Falls Farmers Market is Thursdays at Discovery Square from 5 to 7:30 p.m.
Gilman wins freeskiing title
Local skier Mitch Gilman recently won the Subaru U.S. Extreme Freeskiing Championships at Crested Butte, Colo. Gilman claimed top honors and first place in the 12-15 year-old division on Feb. 18 in the second stop of the IFSA Junior Freeskiing Tour.
Climate Ride planned for Glacier Park
Glacier National Park Conservancy has teamed up with Climate Ride for the first ever Glacier Ride this July.
Man falls to his death from closed Glacier Park trail
The hiker who fell to his death Wednesday afternoon while crossing a steep snow field on a closed trail in Glacier National Park has been identified as a 64-year-old Washington state man.
Be prepared for avalanches ahead of time
In response to the recent avalanche activity and the elevated current avalanche conditions, the Flathead Nordic Backcountry Patrol asks winter backcountry travelers to take a moment and review some avalanche safety tips.
'History of Rock and Roll' tonight at the Kroc
Dust off the leather jackets and lace up those dancing shoes — "The History of Rock and Roll" will bring the story of rock and roll to life through narration and a live band at 7 tonight at the Midge and Pepper Smock Family Theater at The Kroc.
Harvest Moon Fest in October, benefits the Making Place in Columbia Falls
Celebrate craft, creativity, and community at the second annual Harvest Moon Fest, Saturday, Oct. 4, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at 700 Mooring Road in Columbia Falls.
Gov. launches fourth annual youth hunting story contest
The deadline to enter is Tuesday, Dec. 2, 2025.
Carol May Dexter
Carol May Dexter
$1 million in scholarships available to Montana students
Students can apply for funding between Jan. 1 and March 31, 2026.
Marlene Lodge, 76
Marlene Diane Lodge, 76, of St. Ignatius, left her Earthly house for her Heavenly home on Wednesday, Dec. 3, 2025, after facing dementia with gentle grace, patience and courage. A service will be held to honor, remember and celebrate her life, as well as to grieve her passing, at the First Christian Church of St. Ignatius on Saturday, Dec. 20, at noon, followed by refreshments.
Lee Brice to perform at North Idaho State Fair this summer
The North Idaho State Fair announced Monday that country music star Lee Brice will bring his chart-topping hits to the Party in the Dirt Concert Series at the Findlay Arena on Aug. 24.
Join the 'treasure hunt' to protect Flathead Lake
I just wanted to say thank you to Citizens for a Better Flathead, North Shore Water Alliance, and the Upper West Shore Alliance for kicking off a community initiative to help solve our septic and sewage issue